I spent 12 hours near Kafka's monument in Prague, CZ filming the environment and catching visitors, asking them to spend 3 minutes in front of the statue.
There were three obstacles given by my film school:
1. 30 meters of 16mm Kodak 200 film (which it about 3 minutes of 24fps) and an old Bolex Camera.
2. No synchronized sound.
3. In camera editing. Only titles, end screen, and some repetitive images during the interviews were added during the editing process. The rest was filmed as is, including manually operated timelapse.
Special thanks to Vojta Konečny for producing, sound recording, and communication. Hugs to Galya Stepanova and Dona Domeska for joining and helping out. Much thanks for brainstorming to Nefeli Toayepo and my supervisor Vit Janeček.
The film was selected and published on mystreetfilms.cz 2015-2018.
Filmed on 16mm Bolex camera, Kodak 200
FAMU, Prague, CZ, October 2015
FAMU, Prague, CZ, October 2015